Mexican Music Celebrated and Showcased September 16th at UAlbany

By Laura DaPolito On Sep 5, 2019

Max Lifchitz presents a panoramic view of Mexican piano music performing works written during the 19th and 20th centuries by Ricardo Castro, Carlos Chavez, Manuel M. Ponce, and others.

Lifchitz is on the faculty at the University of Albany where he teaches students about Latin American and American music. He is a composer with expertise in American contemporary concert music.

February 23, 2017 – Professor Max Lifchitz celebrates 30 years at the University at Albany. Photo by Carlo de Jesus

The concert will take place at SUNY Albany’s Performing Arts Center Recital Hall (2nd floor). Cost is $3-$10, and advance ticket reservation is recommended. More information can be found at the university’s website at https://www.albany.edu/pac/music_dept.shtml?tab=tab1

Max Lifchitz University at Albany

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Laura is a writer from Niskayuna, New York who rediscovered her passion for language, music and the arts when her partner asked her to contribute to Nippertown a few years ago. In college, she was a news editor, poet, and musician, but her professional life as a social worker had consumed most of her creative energy until writing about music reawakened it. She writes and edits for Nippertown alongside her life partner when she isn't doting on their two dogs, cooking breakfast for their chickens, or walking through the woods.

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